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Zothwane welcomes pressure as Richards Bay eyes top-eight push
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|March 13, 2026
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MAKHLEHLENI Makhaula of Orlando Pirates challenges Knox Mutizwa of Richards Bay FC during the Betway Premiership match at the Orlando Amstel Arena on Wednesday. Richards Bay co-coach Papi Zothwane has urged his side to remain focused on climbing the league table after their 2-0 loss. I BackpagePix
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